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Chapter 4: Web Configuration
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Select traffic direction from the drop
down menu, and check the network
interface which you want this rule to
apply on. Then, choose a protocol and
define the source or destination MAC
address which you want to control.
There are three options for traffic
direction: Outbound means from local
network to Internet; Inbound means
from Internet to local network;
Bi-direction includes both directions.
The protocols that you can choose is
listed as the right figure shows. Select
one proper protocol for this bridge
filtering rule.
For example, if we choose Outbound,
check br_0_35, select PPPoE as
protocol, and enter 00:90:96:01:2A:C3
into the Source MAC Address field,
then after clicking Apply, we will see
the result as shown in the right.
You can use Add or Delete button to
maintain the bridge filtering rules.
Firewall – IP Filtering
This page allows you to specify the IP packet filtering rules to prevent the services
accessed from the Internet hosts or limit the Internet access for local hosts.
Choose Disabled to disable the
firewall function. Click Enabled to
invoke the settings that you set in this
web page.
To initiate the IP Filtering, select the
Enabled radio button and click Apply.
Select the direction to filter
packets:
Inbound means the data is transferred
from outside onto your computer.
Outbound means the data is
transferred from your computer onto
outside through Internet. Please
choose Outbound traffic or Inbound
traffic as the direction for filtering
packets.
Click Add to add a new IP Filtering
rule.